Can the pattern on the Fret Board be replaced/removed?
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Absolutely not. The inlay is mother of pearl fused with a permanent epoxy inside the rosewood carvings. If you do not mind my asking, It is beautiful , and intricate , A real asset to the design, and personality Of this guitar.
13092
No, it's "inlay" like all fret boards. The inlay is actually hard to see, it needs certain light/angles. I have this guitar if you're interested in more info or photos.
13093
Absolutely not. The inlay is mother of pearl fused with a permanent epoxy inside the rosewood carvings. If you do not mind my asking, It is beautiful , and intricate , A real asset to the design, and personalityOf this guitar.
13094
Like others said, for example mike Thomson,s guitar only have the word SEVEN on it
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Dear CTS, I checked out one of the C7's and the action as it comes from Cordoba is 2.8mm on 6th string and 2.5 mm on the first string. There is some buzzing on the 6th string at the 3rd fret if the guitar is overplayed. I normally would raise the action until this buzzing stops, but if you like that very low action, I can leave it there. The frets are level and there is the proper amount of relief in the neck, so to raise the action I would replace the saddle.Let us know if you are interested.Thanks!Daniel, Calido Guitars
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On mine, it is etched into the pickguard. Seems to be done fairly well for an inexpensive guitar. But remember, if you buy this it will need a setup (about $75) to be really playable. They are mass-produced and the adjustments made at the factory in China are not very accurate.
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i believe reversing the strings would work. Nothing in the guitar implies a right or left handed instrument.
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My experience was that the guitar is playable out of the box, but can be set-up even better.If yours arrives with rusty strings, when you replace them, take a very fine sandpaper and buff the frets and oil the fretboard with lemon oil. I hope this is helpful, good luck!
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Yes you can , I did not but I know it can be done. Kinda expensive though unless you do it yourself. By the way I love this guitar , the fretboard is really nice and the guitar has a really low growl to it.The neck is nice an thick. On the flip side - hard to get higher octaves out of it cleanly , it seems geared for really heavy music. Hope that helps a bit.
1595539
Yes, but I bought 3 cases from Amazon and they all were defected!! I sent them all back..... Go to your local guitar center store and buy one from there....!
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Yeah, it's completely removable. Just take it out of the sound hole in your guitar and put it away.
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I would first try adjusting the neck tension rod with the head under the plastic plate just about the nut of the fret board. I would be very reluctant to try to deepen the cuts in the nut, you'll probably end up with fret buzz. A machine shop should be able to straighten the bend of the bridge that the strings rest on. You might also research a replacement bridge system that is either adjustable or just simply lower. I was fortunate that mine cam to me pretty close to perfect. Mine has a great action. Good luck, DOC.
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Try your local music store. Take it with you I you will need help re-stringing.
1948239
Certainly, it is for the Fender Jazz bass. They were standard fitting back in the 60's. but no longer fitted on later models. You will have to position it carefully over the pickup before screwing it down. Being a fretless bass, does not come into it at all.
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Did you by chance remove the tone and volume knobs on the guitar to remove the clear plastic cover on the pick guard? I knew someone who did that and when he replaced the knobs they were not in the correct postion so when he thought he had it at full volume it was not producing sound, because it was in a postion for no sound .
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I used epoxy to mount it permanently inside a cigar box guitar but also cut the wires and soldered them to an input jack.still don't like the pickup though..
1705539
I haven't tried and the guitar is away, but they are steel and they can be changed as I know.
1939484
Not really. You just have to keep re-tuning. This is normal when you have new strings or in our case when you have a toddler fiddling with it constantly
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Francisco; Yes my guitar has fret markers on the finger board, and topside of the neck , if I were U I would paint them on the top edge of the neck using enamel paint , just make a little dot, if you make a mistake , just wipe it off and redue. I have done this before when working on guitars. I am a professional luthier, just wet the end of a toothpick with the paint , and just touch the paint on the desired spot , using very little paint, the drop should make a small circle, let dry , your ok to go. on one of the guitars I made I used fingernail polish worked well . Ron
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Awwww... That would be a string issue... Probably not a guitar issue. Most people who buy this guitar change out the strings for a better sound. Cheap fix, a coupla bucks.